“I want to share today some encouraging news coming from Eurostat, according to which the Greek economy grew at the second highest rate in the European Union during the second quarter of 2024 compared to the first quarter,” says the Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in his post on X regarding the Eurostat data on the growth rate of the Greek economy.

“But meaningful growth must translate into more, better-paid jobs, increased disposable income and reduced inequality. More in my talk tomorrow at TEF” points out the prime minister.

According to what the Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kostis Hatzidakis, said today at the Economist conference, the prime minister will announce further reductions in taxes and social security contributions tomorrow night from the stage of the TIF.

“When we talk about economic freedom, we are mainly referring to tax cuts. In tomorrow’s position of the prime minister at the TIF there will be further reductions in taxes and insurance contributions, which will be positive for the citizens and the economy” said Mr. Hatzidakis.

He also reminded that about 50 tax reductions have already been made, such as in ENFIA, in taxation for families with children, donations – inheritances and parental benefits, for legal entities, dividends, stock transactions, interest-bearing bonds.